Rear weighting device

[nch583]

I just put a heavy duty 9 foot blade on the back of my oliver 1800. Got chains I should use . But at 120 lbs a real chore to put on by myself !!

I use a manual wheeled garage crane to attach heavy equipment, which makes things much easier.

 

[nch583]

Very interesting

I am too lazy to cut out the flat parts. Seeing as the stuff nests well, I would have made a bigger box to hold the sections

The weight of each plate is about 10 kilograms (22 pounds). This weight makes it easy to unload the plates.

 

[nch583]

See you are from Russia so a special welcome to you. I got to know a Russian on a shooting forum and we have communicated a bit since the war with Ukraine and the sanctions. He lives not far from Moscow.

It was interesting to get the perspective of a normal man about the situation.

One thing that politicians and media ignore is that people are people and we have much in common.

Again, welcome.

Thank you ! I am a direct participant in these events. But we are here to discuss tractors and their equipment. Peace to all )

 

[bdhsfz6]

During the winter snow removal, the front loader was overbalanced and the rear wheels were slipping. I welded a basket for the rear hitch and placed 20-millimeter plates cut from Larsen tongue into it. The work became more enjoyable.

Nice Build!

I find the trick to adding rear ballast is to use something that does more than just add weight. Usually, it's an implement. In winter, I leave the spreader attached. It weighs 2800# loaded with anti skid. It articulates, so I can always dump some if I need less weight.

In summer, I leave a 3pt mower or the backhoe attached.